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Eric Kupers
USA - Lost & Found Workshop

Duration: 180 mins
Venue: Ruth’s Table
Location: 3160 21st St. SF, CA 94110
Tix: Free
This workshop will introduce interested community members to the Wandering Ensemble's open approaches to movement, sound-making, story-telling, and group improvisation. Participants can then choose to join the ensemble for one or more of the performances if they'd like. There will be additional coaching offered for an hour before each show.
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Robert Lopez Lecture
USA - Atabaque & Candomble Presentation

Duration: 60 mins
Venue: Cafe la Boheme
Location: 3318 24st St. SF, CA 94110
Tix: Free
Percussionist and educator Robert Lopez will showcase the powerful rhythms of the Afro-Brazilian atabaque and bring to life the music, cultural history, and personal insights tied to these traditions. Rooted in the spiritual practices of Candomblé, these vibrant drum patterns have significantly influenced folk traditions throughout the Americas.
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Eric Avery
USA - Theatre of The Oppressed Workshop

Duration: 120 mins
Venue: Ruth’s Table
Location: 3160 21st St. SF, CA 94110
Tix: Free
An introduction to interactive performance using techniques from Theater of the Oppressed to explore the themes of Reparations & Wellness. The workshop consists of a physical warm-up, performance games/exercises.
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Mayela Carrasco
USA - “El Locos” Lecture

Duration: 60 mins
Venue: Ruth’s Table
Location: 3160 21st St. SF, CA 94110
Tix: Free
Mayela speaks about the mission and history of the San Francisco bateria and dance company, Loco Bloco, and their connections to Afro-Brazilian culture.
Visual Arts Panel Discussion (USA)
USA - Living in the Heart of Empire
Date and Time: Thu May 8, 6:30pm
Duration: 120 mins with intermission
Venue: Cafe la Boheme
Location: 3318 24th St, SF, CA 94110
Ticket Information: Free
Panel Discussion – “Living in the Heart of Empire” brings together panelists Francisco Franco, Max Martilla, Safi Kolozsvari Regalado, and Vida Kuang, with moderator Fernando Marti. Featured artwork is by Max Martilla. The discussion explores how art comments on, reflects, and gives voice to immigrant diasporic communities amid the uncertainties of living in the heart of empire. Artist Social Media is represented by Instagram accounts for Max, Francisco, Vida, and Nando. Artist Biographies: Francisco Franco blends dark, human themes with playful visuals to evoke healing and resilience; Max Martilla examines urban folklore through a diverse range of media; Safi Kolozsvari Regalado creates work fueled by satire and addresses cultural injustice; Vida Kuang is a muralist and visual storyteller dedicated to social justice; and Fernando Marti bridges Latinx ancestral traditions with liberatory futurism.
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Tide & Foam
USA - Puppetry and Object Manipulation Workshop

Duration: 120 mins
Venue: Ruth’s Table
Location: 3160 21st St. SF, CA 94110
Tix: Free
An exploration into the world of object-based performance, the artists start with simple household objects and bring them to life. Instead of constructing puppets, "found object" puppetry channels the fantastical potential within familiar items on a tabletop.